Chemistry, asked by TonyAman6910, 1 year ago

which d orbital involved in hybridization of fe(co)5

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Answered by writersparadise

The answer is 3d.

The d orbital involved in hybridization of Fe(CO)5 is 3d orbital. One 3d orbital electron and two 4s orbital electrons are moved into 3d orbitals. Here, they pair up with three 3d electrons that are unpaired. As a result, there are no more unpaired electrons.

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